overview opening hours admission programme about the place services The Historical Building of the National Museum at the head of Wenceslas Square declared a national cultural monument in 1962. It forms a significant architectural contrast with the New Building. The Historical Building underwent a major reconstruction and was re-opened on 28 October 2018 — the day of the 100th anniversary of the Czechoslovak Republic. In November 2019, both buildings were connected by an underground corridor with a unique multimedia exhibition. opening hours january—december mon—sun 10:00—18:00 more about opening hours admission basic 360 CZK reduced 260 CZK more about admission accessibility Barrier-free access to the Historical Building is through the visitor entrance of the New Building, the café, and the connecting corridor. There are barrier-free elevators on both sides of the exit from the corridor in the Historical Building. Parking spaces for visitors with ZTP and ZTP/P cards are located in the basement of the Historical Building (at sidewalk level), via the left side entrance from Vinohradská Street. Please note: Due to the nature of the building and its technical capabilities, the dome is not wheelchair accessible. admission basic 360 CZK reduced 260 CZK Admission fees in detail Permanent Exhibitions at the National Museum’s New Building 1. 11. 2017—31. 12. 2030, 00:00 National Museum — Museum Complex of the National Museum Permanent Exhibitions at the National Museum’s Historical Building National Museum — Museum Complex of the National Museum museum exhibitions Natural History and Historical Expositions of the National Museum National Museum — Museum Complex of the National Museum opening hours january—december mon—sun 10:00—18:00 history Historical Building The Neo-Renaissance National Museum building is from 1891, and is an important feature of the upper part of Wenceslas Square. Since the time of its construction, it has not been significantly repaired — it was damaged in two military attacks in 1945 and 1968. The building underwent an extensive renovation, which transformed it into a modern museum space. It was symbolically opened to the public on 28 October 2018 on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the foundation of the Czechoslovak Republic. New Building The new building of the National Museum in Prague at the top of Wenceslas Square is one of the city’s unique modern buildings. It was the headquarters of the former Federal Assembly, and from 1994—2002, the building was the headquarters of Radio Free Europe. Today it holds temporary exhibitions introducing important historical events or objects from different walks of life, guided tours, conferences and seminars. National Museum app Explore the Museum Complex of the National Museum using their app — discover many interesting stories and never get lost. As a bonus, you can watch the most famous exhibit — the fin whale — come to life in augmented reality. The application National Museum in your pocket can navigate visitors to a selected place or selected exhibit and also allow them to conveniently purchase tickets. Find more info on this link